AIM Intelligence, an artificial intelligence (AI) security company, said on the 10th it raised a 10 billion won Series A investment.
Samsung Venture Investment led the round. Existing investor Mirae Asset Capital and new investors Forest Ventures and Smilegate Investment participated. With this funding, AIM Intelligence's cumulative investment reached about 12 billion won.
AIM Intelligence provides a service that integrally manages security across various AI areas, including large language models (LLM), AI agents and physical AI.
In particular, it has a red-team solution that finds vulnerabilities in AI models and underlying services, and a guardrail solution that sets safeguards to prevent AI from taking risky actions.
AIM Intelligence said it plans to accelerate global market entry and business-to-business (B2B) expansion by recruiting key talent and advancing its solutions with this investment. Its strategy is to boost its technology through an expanded automated AI red-teaming platform and a B2B SaaS-type AI guardrail solution.
The company also said it will recruit white-hat hackers and LLM engineers at the forefront of security technology to equip itself with more advanced attack techniques and defense algorithms.